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<description>This is the podcast for librarians who plan programming, primarily with children. This season we are focusing on the CSLP 2009 summer reading theme, "Be Creative @ Your Library." We'll be talking about music, theater, visual art, dance, and more. Interviews, songs, and other resources you find here will help you help kids get creative this summer!</description>
<pubDate>Thu, 09 Apr 2026 10:33:32 +0000</pubDate>
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<description>This is not an actual podcast episode. This is more of an introduction and a goodbye rolled into one.    Listen to the show!     Final Message: Hello Goodbye Hello Goodbye     To download, right-click the title (option-click for Mac).    Click here to use iTunes  . (It's a free download!)         If you just discovered this podcast on iTunes and you're like me, then you'll listen to this last episode first, and this will be your introduction to the podcast.   If you've been listening all along, then this is me signing off, reminding you of a few related resources you might want to check out.    Program Room Podcast Episodes    Here's a quick rundown of the seven Program Room Podcast episodes and interviews:    Episode 1 - Be Creative at Your Library  - You can skip or listen to this one last - it focuses on the activities suggested in the 2009 summer reading manual.    Episode 2 - Making a Music Video  . I talk to Steve McLinn who runs video making workshops with kids, and I talk to a young brother and sister...</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:40:40 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>1.04: Using Music with Young Children</title>
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<description>An interview with music specialist Carole Peterson on why and how to use music with young children, plus an exclusive song from Stuart Stotts, and an interview with Betsy Zahniser about The Music Box, an early childhood music programming tool.    Listen to the show!    TPR 1.04: "Using Music With Young Children"    ^ Click the PLAY button to listen now.  To download, right-click the title (option-click for Mac).   Click here to use iTunes.  (It's FREE!)     Guests       Carole Peterson      Stuart Stotts      Betsy Zahniser and The Music Box       Resources       "Singing Is Good for Your Brain" song  by Stuart Stotts (.mp3)     "Singing Is Good for Your Brain" lyric  (.txt)    The Uncut Carole Peterson Interview  (.mp3)      Sources for Toddler and Preschool Songs       The Children's Music Network      Kimbo Educational      Kididdles     Ella Jenkins      Hap Palmer      Raffi      Sharon, Lois &amp;amp;amp; Bram      Tom Glazer      Wee Sing       Sponsors       ReadingSongs.com      Mr. Billy's Big Pumpkin C...</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:39:55 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>1.07: Throw a Dance Party for Kids at Your Library</title>
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<description>Traditional music and dance experts Peter and Mary Alice Amidon discuss their approach to performing for kids, creativity, singing games, and advice on how to present a community dance event. P.E. teacher Kelly Worthy shares her experience putting on an elementary school dance party. Plus lots of sample clips from songs that include their own dance instructions.      Listen to the show!     TPR 1.07: "Throw a Dance Party at Your Library"    ^ Click the PLAY button to listen now.   To download, right-click the title (option-click for Mac).    Click here to use iTunes  . (It's a free download!)      The Amidons      Peter and Mary Alice Amidon Homepage     Peter's List of Traditional Dance Resources  (.pdf)    Jump Jim Joe: Great Singing Games for Children     Down in the Valley: More Great Singing Games for Children     West Music Company      Songs!       This episode is jam-packed with songs that are featured and/or mentioned in the interviews. Many of those songs are listed here, along with many many more. ...</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:38:49 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>1.06: Storytelling With Kids at Your Library</title>
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<description>Storyteller Dianne de Las Casas discusses ways of inspiring kids to tell their own stories, including story theater, board games, and fractured fairy tales. Storyteller Bill Harley discusses prompts that inspire children to tell their own tales, and both touch on the importance of this type of work with kids. Plus songs from Monty Harper and Bill Harley.      Listen to the show!     TPR 1.06: "Storytelling With Kids at Your Library"    ^ Click the PLAY button to listen now.   To download, right-click the title (option-click for Mac).    Click here to use iTunes  . (It's FREE!)      Guests      Dianne de Las Casas - homepage       Dianne's Blog       Dianne's Story Collection      Story Theater Scripts     Storytelling Games     Literacy Activities      Bill Harley - homepage      Bill's Song and PSA on the ALSC website     Bill Harley on Amazon.com        Dianne Recommends Many Great Books!       Dianne recommended a long list of reference books, including some of her own, to help you get your kids started te...</description>
<pubDate>Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:46:06 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>1.05: Theater Games at Your Library</title>
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<description>Rozz Grigsby, Education Director for Oklahoma Children's Theater, speaks about how to do theater games and story dramas with kids. Learn how to play Red Light, Freeze Dance, Space Walk, Screen Test, Magic Toybox, Whatchya Doin?, Echo, Freeze, Zip Zap Zop, Sound Orchestra, and Questions. Plus, a song from Funky Mama.    Listen to the show!    TPR 1.05: "Theater Games at Your Library"   ^ Click the PLAY button to listen now.  To download, right-click the title (option-click for Mac).   Click here to use iTunes  . (It's FREE!)    Guests      Rozz Grigsby     The Uncut Rozz Grigsby Interview (.mp3)     Oklahoma Children's Theater     Funky Mama  - "  Freeze Dance  "      Rozz Recommends These Reference Books for Theater Games        Theater Games for the Classroom: A Teacher's Handbook   , by Viola Spolin    Drama of Color: Improvisation with Multiethnic Folklore   , by Johnny Saldana    Structuring Drama Work   , by Jonothan Neelands and Tony Goode    Acting Games: Improvisations and Exercises : A Textbook of Th...</description>
<pubDate>Mon, 10 Nov 2008 04:00:43 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>1.03: Booking a Performer</title>
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<description>   An interview with children's librarian Sue Busch on booking entertainment, plus a panel discussion on what to keep in mind when calling a performer to book a program, and two Halloween songs from Mr. Billy.     Web References (from the Sue Busch Interview):        Magician Kevin Wade       Musician Monty Harper      Mexican Folkloric Dancers      Jump Rope Master Peter Nestler       Stillwater Public Library         The legendary lost panel discussion:       What to keep in mind when calling to book a performer (.mp3)       Panelists (from the legendary lost panel discussion):        Erin Lee Kelly       Eric Herman       Mr. Billy       Dianne de Las Casas       Steve Smith       Monty Harper       Web References (from the legendary replacement panel discussion + more):     These are places you can go to find/evaluate children's performers...       YouTube  ;  Monty on YouTube  ,  Billy on YouTube  ,  Eric on YouTube     CDBaby - music by location  (select a state, then click kids/family on the right)    ...</description>
<pubDate>Thu, 23 Oct 2008 23:47:33 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>1.02: Make a Music Video</title>
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<description>   Interviews with Steve McLinn, Rhonda Turley, and Kathryn and Andrew about making music videos, plus Video-Safe Music.     Web References:       Steve McLinn     Apple Video Software     Windows Video Software      Piedmont Public Library      Kathryn and Andrew's YouTube Page         Videos:      "Catch the Reading Bug" Video      "The Princess and the Farmer's Son" Video       Songs:      "  Library Party  " by Gunnar Madsen     "  We All Laugh in the Same Language  " by Marla Lewis   "  READ  " by Rick Hubbard    "  Señor Don Gato  " by The Cat's Pajamas   "  Drop Everything and Read  " by Monty Harper   "  There's a Pea on My Plate  " by Bill Harley   "  The Library Song  " by Sue Schnitzer   "  Messy Room Song  " by The Hipwaders   "  Bernie the Bubble Breathing Dragon  " by Mr. Billy   "  Blast Into Books  " by Monty Harper       Resources:      Video-Safe Music  (.pdf)     Sponsors:       ReadingSongs.com                         </description>
<pubDate>Tue, 21 Oct 2008 15:05:48 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>1.01: Be Creative @ Your Library!</title>
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<description>   Interviews with Sally Snyder and Julie Tomlianovich of the Collaborative Summer Library Program about the 2009 theme and manual.     Web References:       Collaborative Summer Library Program (CSLP) Website      2009 CSLP Children's and Teen Manual Outlines      David Catrow      Highsmith      Sally's desk!        Songs:       Imagine That  by Monty Harper     Take Me to Your Library  by Monty Harper        Books:      Plantzilla   , by Jerdine Nolen, Brian Keliher, and David Catrow     Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon   , by Patty Lovell and David Catrow      Sponsors:       ReadingSongs.com                         </description>
<pubDate>Thu, 09 Oct 2008 22:12:52 +0000</pubDate>
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